I’m off to my first PHP-London meeting this evening. Been on the mailing list for a year and a combination of apathy and other plans have stopped me from turning up! But not tonight…I look forward to meeting some new faces!
Category Archives: Software Development
Some goals for April
I’m going to set myself a few goals for April, as there’s a variety of things I’ve been putting off. I’m hoping that by “going public” it will spur me to get them done!
Complete tagging system for Geograph
Geograph has a single “category” for each image and I’ve been working on-and-off since January to replace this with a decent tagging system. It’ll make such a difference to the usability of the archive and open up new possibilities, so it can’t happen soon enough. I’ll write about the design decisions made too…
Learn Python
This “Why Python?” article by Eric Raymond got me thinking I should try and give Python another crack. The next time I find myself turning to Perl I’ll see what Python has to offer. I like Perl for speed of development and the CPAN library, but I find it really time consuming to write decent OO code in Perl, so I rarely bother. Let’s see if I can if I learn to love Python too!
Release source code to pastebin.com
It’s been a year since the last release, and I get a steady stream of emails asking for the source. During April I will tidy the source, add a few common feature requests and release it under the GPL.
I think that’s enough. Let’s see how it goes…